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East Texas Parrothead wrote:

drunkpirate66 wrote:At the very least I bet Sara Palin knows that there was no tv in 1923.

I'll bet she wishes there were no tv now ... that opening skit on SNL was hilarious ...

Yea it was. So was the Bill Clinton appearance on Weekend Update.

At least Palin was a GOVERNOR that actually showed up for her job unlike Obama Bin Laden who spent less than 6 months as a Senator and abstained from voting OFTEN. :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: Wow, I'll be sure to ignore everything political-related that you post from now on since you can't be taken...

As for Hannity, I used to think he was ok but after the interview with Palin I have lost all respect for him. He's probably the most partisan person on TV and radio. I watch H&C because I like to get both sides, but yea his interview with Palin was more like an infomercial, as detailed by Jon S...

Watching CNN this morning and the call in poll was 68% for McCain. Might have changed. Who knows? But I think that McCain picked up way more of the truly undecided last night and Obama certainly helped by calling him "right" . .. IMO. Maybe that was an unscientific poll, like on Hannity &...

I didn't see any reason to raise my blood pressure unecessarily by watching it. Unless John McCain offers to personally deliver $1MM to my front door the day after election day there is no way in hell I'd vote for him anyway. His VP selection just sealed the deal, now I'm actually afraid. To me it'...

Lightning Bolt wrote:Overall, I'd have to call this one a draw...

I would agree. Obama agreed too much with McCain, and McCain never looked once at Obama.

I thought that McCain wasn't going to go to the debate until a deal was reached?

Why did Palin decline to be the post debate response on NBC for her own ticket? That seems odd to me. DId you see her interview with Katie Couric? I just did.... She won't be doing ANY interviews for awhile. If there is anyone who can watch that video and STILL vote for John McCain they are NUTS! I...

I guess you don't want to answer the question I asked. Well, that's what you get for guessing. As I said before, I think it's fine for the paid employees to be campaigning. If they don't have a responsibility to be somewhere else. What is going to happen to the hundreds of paid Obama campaign worke...

I guess you don't want to answer the question I asked. Well, that's what you get for guessing. As I said before, I think it's fine for the paid employees to be campaigning. If they don't have a responsibility to be somewhere else. What is going to happen to the hundreds of paid Obama campaign worke...

If McCain actually suspended his campaign then shouldn't his paid surrogates stop appearing on TV attacking Obama and Biden and promoting McCain's leadership? Not unless they should be somewhere else, like representing their constituents. I don't think Tucker Bounds and Nancy Pfotenhauer have const...

If McCain actually suspended his campaign then shouldn't his paid surrogates stop appearing on TV attacking Obama and Biden and promoting McCain's leadership? Not unless they should be somewhere else, like representing their constituents. I don't think Tucker Bounds and Nancy Pfotenhauer have const...

Elrod wrote:

Martonian wrote:What it appears like is that after Palin's poor performance with Katie Couric, the McCain camp felt like they needed to put McCain on with Couric to counter that.

Who is Obama going to send to Missouri?

You'll see my friend... you'll see.

If McCain actually suspended his campaign then shouldn't his paid surrogates stop appearing on TV attacking Obama and Biden and promoting McCain's leadership? Not unless they should be somewhere else, like representing their constituents. I don't think Tucker Bounds and Nancy Pfotenhauer have const...

What it appears like is that after Palin's poor performance with Katie Couric, the McCain camp felt like they needed to put McCain on with Couric to counter that.

If McCain actually suspended his campaign then shouldn't his paid surrogates stop appearing on TV attacking Obama and Biden and promoting McCain's leadership?

Letterman was p!ssed. Especially after he was told that McCain was taping an interview with Couric in another part of the CBS building, after McCain had told him that he had to leave immediately for Washington.

Let's see, should they actually lead or should they talk about what they would do if they had the opportunity to lead? http://l.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/mesg/emoticons7/65.gif The guy that said "The issue of economics is not something I’ve understood as well as I should, but I’ve got Greenspan’s...

I'd be trying to shield her too if I was the McCain campaign.

McCain is probably just trying to get out of the first debate. If he really cared about the country he would have left Palin in Alaska, as far from the Presidency as possible. Or is trying to push Palin's debate back. That has been mentioned by the McCain campaign. Everything I'm reading is that th...